JUKISewing Gauge for TL Series Machines

I use this mainly for 1/2” seam allowance when 5/8 inch is slightly too big. Works nice and swings out of way when needed.

Sews right through layers of denim. It's like anything, you can buy a cheap sewing machine every few years when they wear out or you can buy one that will last. And you will never get the same stitch quality from a 300 dollar machine. If you will use your sewing machine a lot, fork out a grand, it's worth it.

Works like a charm. It’s perfect for finding that just-right 1/4” give-or-take seam allowance. And it swings out of the way when not needed. I highly recommend it.

I ordered this item because I do a lot of quilting and have a problem with a consistent 1/4 seam. I've tried the tape and it works, but this guide is just the best! Plus the fact that it's adjustable. I don't just sew quilting so I'm able to adjust it for other types of sewing.It fixes to my machine with two very small screws and then the seam allowance bar adjusts with another screw. It takes just a couple of minutes to install. It also keeps me from sewing over my pins! A bad habit I'm trying very hard to break! It has a good weight and the guide arm swings out of the way if you need it to.I recommend this item. (Not paid or compensated in any way to say that! )

Fits great on my jukj, and works great

Works well for straight line sewing on my juki

I wasn't sure if I really needed this but read some reviews and decided to buy it. I am very pleased. It really does make sewing on my Juki TL machine easier and more accurate. It is easy to install and is made of sturdy metal. I love the feature that lets you swing the arm out of the way when not needed. If you quilt/sew often it, it is a great accessory.

I was hesitant to get the accessory because of cost, but it's necessary for me to sew accurate seams. So, necessity won. It's steel, so it's not cheap and easily broken. I think this could last decades. Juki for the win!I'm very happy with it and I LOVE that I can swing the arm away from the presser foot area (to join fabric that isn't going to fit with with the seam guide in place). You don't even have to take it off and put it back on--THANK YOU GOD FOR WHOEVER INVENTED THIS STYLE--you just swing the guide away for the minute you need to work without it, and then swing it back into place.I have seam guide tape on the bed of the machine, to make sure i put the guide back at the exact seam allowance again. I use the Cluck, Cluck, Sew tape for that, if anyone's interested.